Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006) - ONLINE

~ Purpose ~

The Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006), adopted by the International Labour Organization (ILO), establishes international standards for seafarers' working and living conditions and helps protect their rights and welfare at sea. Often referred to as the seafarers' bill of rights, the Convention sets out requirements relating to employment conditions, health and safety, accommodation, food, medical care, and social protection. Understanding and applying the MLC, 2006, is essential for promoting fair treatment, decent working conditions, and the well-being of seafarers onboard ships.

~ Objectives ~

Participants will develop their understanding of the rights and protections provided to seafarers under the MLC, 2006, and learn about the Convention's practical application in the maritime industry. The course covers minimum requirements for seafarers to work onboard, seafarers' employment agreements, wages and working hours, food and catering standards, accommodation requirements, occupational health and safety, medical care, welfare facilities, and social security protection. Particular emphasis is placed on understanding seafarers' entitlements, recognizing the responsibilities of shipowners and relevant personnel, and promoting compliance with applicable MLC requirements to support safe, fair, and healthy working and living conditions at sea.

~ Content ~

>>The course set includes series of training modules and video materials.<<

~ Certification ~

Upon successful completion of the online course you will be granted with personalized training certificate (validity:  Unlimited).

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